The Sun. — London, England, 1809-11-16 00:00:00

I 'Tp -r - . , ~. • " • I NUMBER 5360.] EW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 1 rims PRESENT EVENING, Nov.'l6, 1800 i 31 will be perforakxl the Tragedy of ROMEO AND JULIET. • PariS, Mr. MENAGE; ( Mercutio, Mr. JON ES Romeo, Nt% C. KEM Is L ; Benvolio. •Mr. BRUNTON ; Tybalt, Mr. CLAREMONT Friar Laurence, Mr. - M'U R RAY ; Lady Capulet, Mrs. HUMP HRI ES ; luliet, CLARKE; .Nurse, Mrs. DAVENPORT. n Ail 1. a Masquerade , and Dance incidental to the Play. '" AC2 IV. the Funeral Procession of Juliet, and a Solemn Dirge. To which will be added. the Musical Farce of • HARTFORD BRIDGE. Sir Gr'egory forester, Mr. EMERY ; '- Captain Forester, Mr. CLAREMONT; l'erezeine Forester, Mr. MUN 'EN; Captain kieldair,' Mr. INCL EDON ; ?lac Clara. Miss BOLTON. . „rs for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the '"'uffice in Hart-street. 11 7 4L -4e4 s- Secmid,re 35. 46,, Second Eric_ 2s. "serY Second Price P r i c c e is.—Upper Ciallery is. The Doors will he opened at Halt past live, and the Play b'ogin at Halt past Six l'o.morrow, The Eitile ; with We Fly by Night. On Saturday, The Cahinezi with The Child of Nature. On Monday, .Othello ; with Don luau On Tuesday, The Suspicious Husband._ LYCEUM THEATRE. Under the Special Licenseot the LORD CHAMBERLAI Granted for the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. THEIR Majesties' Servants, forming the COM PANY of the late DRURY LANE THEATRE, w ill, THIS PRESENT EVENING, November 16,1209, perform the Comic Opera of THE DUENNA. Don Jerome, Mr. PENSON ;- Don Ferdinand, Mr. HORN ; Carlos,- Mr PHILIPPS, Mil ci\Vill introduce the favourite Song of lust like Love); Don Antonio, Mr. MARSHALL; Isaac Mendoza, Mr. DOWTON ; • Clara, Mts. BISHOP ; Louisa, Mrs. ORG ER ; • The Dtienna, Mrs. SPARKS. To Which will be added, The Comedy of THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. 'The Marquis, Mr. DE CAMP ; The General, Mr. PENSON ; Sebastian, Mr. RUSSELL; , • Nicholas, Mr. MATH LWS ; Julia, Mrs. ORCER ; Cicely, Mrs. SPARKS; • Flora, Mrs. EDWIN. ..._chteit and places to be taken o f Mr. Sr,mintf, in the Box °- trice, at the Strand entrance ; of vvtv. - )7 also be had Prii , ate Truxes nightly.. Boxes 6s. Seco n d Pace 35.—Pit 3s. 6d Second Price 2 S .— Caller). 2S. Second Price is. -Upper Gallery is. Second 6d. • • The Doors to be opened at,riall past Five, and the Per ..°rlTiance to begin at I i alt . past Six. To-morrow, Much Ado bout Nothing; with The Honest % ~'..*Saturtlay, The School for Scandal. `ill Monday (zd time), Man and Wife. A new Farce is in rehearsal, and will be produced in a few days. TO TRE:.TREAsURER OF THE Bottoll WA.. , TER_woßh.s. , , APROPRIETOR of the BOROUGH WATER ,-, 0 I.:K S wishes to be int :need, through the Chanoel °funs paper, 'When any Dtviitend will 'be matte, as he saYs it IS Sixteen Yea's last Mpisummer ~ mt..e any was made ,CURAt'I W NNTF D AMARRIED CLE ItGY MAN, possessing a s 'apt Independeii,e, is desirous of rneetnig with a CURACY in the Couticry, to which there shall be att.—hed Coliveit IlouSe t..r the ReAdence °la I..nnity. He is in I'l ll ()idea, has beep tong.accust , Aned to all sorts of Paro chial Duty, and is a,)te to attiod the a - I.st respede)le ferences as to Char &c. , A heAlthy Sttuattittn, in a Vteisant Coun m try, %lin two or three miles of a Kirket . u wri, is waity tot. A rOtiress postpaid) to N. E. 67,, Charlotte.street, Fitz. ,tou• SqUare NEW EvvrioN OF BL.•.IR'S .ENGLIS:i GRAM. MAR ITHE SCHOOLMASTERS & GO"i EUNESSES .1 ate respettluily informed, that a new and revised. Ed ition was this .day published of ,Mr. BEAM'S NEW G KAMM It, which unites within - Allis single Book the, simple s t-Exposition of the Principles of Grammar -and its u elundent Scien,es, with Exercises of all kinds sufficient to perfett the Student in this Branch of Knowledge. .The retail puce is Half-a-crown, and it may be had in V•lantitiesof all Booksellers, with the full allowance. London, Nov. r, 1409. . - - - - r:ENERAL SIR JOHN MOORE's CORUNNA PATENT CAMP BEDSTEAD, forming' a regular Military Bad for the Field, Barracks, &c. also-a SOFA tor Teat or Room, &c. and likewise , a SEA COT fur on noard Ship, the whole packing in a small Valice, Portable eVer, yet tnanufakaured, invented by _MORGAN *old SANDERS, No. VS and 17, Catherine.street,- Strand, ‘ w ito,rnust humbly presume the highest honour:: ought to he Paid all those who so gallantly live and die for their King ' Country: TO THE FACULTY. I O BE DISPOSED OF, an ol&e“ablish6d BU -4 SIN ESS in a populous Market Town, about 7o miles tont London. For particulars apply to Messrs. Allen and PclLDruggists, Nersgate•street, London. v ALUA-lILE PERPETUL A LATOWSON, CUMBER. • LAND. - WO BE SOLD, PERPETUAL ADVO\VSON of a valu- T ; able RECTORY in the CoE.iiy of Cuinherland, and &iocese of Carlisle, of the present annual valueof tetween 'Three and Four Hundred Pounds, with immediate Resigna t4m. This Living is well worth the attention of any Gentlemen of fortune. The whole Parish pays Tythe in kitid . of every tytheable article, Vicarial as well as. ReCtorial. The Corn. llions and Waste Lands within the Parish are now under an Ad of I nelosure, and- by that Act the Retter is to have a full recompence for all predial, personal, and mixed Tythes, treat and small, arising within tiie • Parish (Easter Otarings, Mortuaries, and Surplus lees only excepted.) The situation of the Reetui's Allotment is fixed by the Ad Of Parliament, and in the course of six or seven ye a rs the Living will be at least of double value. .1 lie Parsonage Rouse has undergone a complete repair within the last two Years, and is fit for the Residence of a gc,•.wel Family. The Parish abounds with Game, atid a' tine trontStream ins within a hundred yards of the Parsonage. " Hounds and Harriers are kept in tile neighbouthlod. Further Particulars may be had or Messrs. Watkins and Cowper, Stone-buildings, Lincoln's-11in, London ; r Mr. Lanibert,, Lazonby, near Penrith, who ate authorised to "treat lox the talc of the said Living. ti H - r U THURSDAY; NOVEMBER _l6i 180 g . fr3r The iiew Comic Printottime continuing to be received with enthusiastic i:pplause by crowded Audiences, will be repeated every Evening until further Notice. • OLYMPIC PAVILION, NEWCASTLE-STREET, STRAND, Establish;d by Authority, and Licensed by the Right Hon. the LORDCHAMBERLAIN. rrHIS.EVENING, Nov. 16th, Friday 17th, Sa turday ISth (loth time), a new Serio-Comic Speetaele, with 11, w Scenery, characteristic Dances, Combats; Songs, &c. called ALZIRA ; Or, THE AIGERINE CORSAIR. Principal Characters—Mr. Crossman, Mr Norman, Mrs. Pearce, Mr. Hartland, and Mrs. Parker. HORSEMANSHIP, By Mr. SMITH and Young SAUNDERS, with the latter's .Manoeuvres on the T4GHT ROPE. • To conclude wit,h (4th time) .new Pantomime, with exten sive S.:cenery, Machinery, &c. called THE FROZEN MOUNTAIN; Or, HARLI: QUIN EXILE. Ludo!ph (afterwards Hariequin), Mr. It RTLAND (dn. Evil spiritj., Mr. VA ::1)0Z0 ; Baron Pontolobk.i. Mr. SOUTHI'A ; Count Ruscoinsc:o; Mt. DAVIS Titania (the Faim Queen), Miss 13LOMG REN ; Grotesque OW Woman, Mr RYSON ; Grimbaldgritlinnool, - Mc. NORMAN And Innogen Jatterwards Coluint>iiie), Mrs. PARKER. • Fauber l'artiettlars may be htsl.c.m, 6 . 1' applying a/ 114; Offce, or to Captain Chatham. "NT U A ',LI AiG , Nov. 7, COMMISSIONERSjor t ICTUA LLING His AMYESTY's NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on . 1 Tuesday the 21st Instant, thiy will be ready to receive Ten eliers, in writing (sealed zip), and treat for FI PTV THOU SAND GALLONS of W EST INDIA . RUM; to be dell yard, free of duty frons If : a rehouseY, in Which the tame shalt have been bonded, one hall thereof in the course of one month, and the remainder in one month a fterw.irds, into E3l.r M a jegyo4 :mailing Stores at Col ; and t‘, be paid : for by Bills payable, with interest, ninety Days after2date. S'ec , inti Price at halt past right. N.B. Equestrian Tuition by able Masters, from Ten till Three.o'elock. In a Days will be published, in Svo. By C. and R. Baldwin, New bridge-street, AN ACCOUNT of - the BRITISH SETTLE mENT. of HONDURAS ; b6ng a brief - View of its Commercial and Agricultural Resources, Soil, Climate, Natural History,' &c. with a Map. To Which are added, Sketches. of the Manners and Cus toms of - the Mos.:Litho Indians, preceded by the journal of a Voyage to the Mosquito Shore. •By . Captain HENDERSON, Of His Majesty's Fifth West India Regitneut. The Conditi2ns of the antraa may be seen at the Secretary's Offs P, No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be Inserted in words at length, or tow shall not .be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Thesday the 2 t.t! Instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his be`balf, attends, to answer when called for. DEDICATED, WITH PERMISSION, TO 'IRE ROYAL SOCIETY. Just published, Complete in Eighteen Volumes Quarto,. THE PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS, from their ccitumencement in ib6s to lSoo inclusive ; with Notes, Biographic Illustrations, and ta Copious ItideN t abridged by CHARLES HUTTON, L.L.D. F.R.S. GEORGE SHAW, M.D. F.L.S, RICHARD PEARSON, M.D. F.S.A. Price,_ in boards, on Dcmy Paper - £3B 6 6 On .Royal Paper - - . 6s t 4 o London : Printed C. and R. Baldwin, New Bridge street, v‘i,LR: Vtori: may be seen in various elegant bind ings:, PICT( LL I NG-0 FF IC E., Nov. 13, 1839. HE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING HIS MAYES] . Y's '4 V Y -do /xreby give Notice, That uo FridT, the 24'b lowa t, they will be ;cad,' to re ceive Tenders, in writing ( up), and treat for the 101/ow ing Quantities of TENERIFFE or FAYAL WINE, to be de3z.,eted an or before the 3 tat May next at the respealve.hlande and Stations undersrentioned, viz. Gallons. 172.07 • - 6.526 27960 8603 - 8403 - .905 • '0754 1 0754 27960 64;26 ', Antigua Barbadoes Dominica Grenada • St. Kitts, St. Lucia St, Vincent Tobago. Trinidad Martinique - St. Croix St. Thomas and - St. John - Surinam , Derrierara ''Essequibo and Berbice ) • Bahamas ' Vjn9 Curacba , • rzgr , ,E., Honduras 12906 and t o be ,raid for by Bills, payable with Interest, IVinety Days after 'date. ,- The Conditions of the Contraas msy be seen at the Secretary': Office. No regard will be bad to any Tender , in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall tra he delivered to the . B co rd before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the 24th In stant nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behal 1, attends, to answer when called Jar. LADY MARY WORTLEY, MONTAGU. This Day v•oas,,publishtd. A Fifth Edition, in Five elegant Volumes, foolscap oclav , with Portraits and Fac.Sitntles, price 256. in hoards, of . THE 'LEITERS aod OTHER WORKS of the Right Hon. Lady NIA RY ‘s; MON TAGU, published from her Genuine Papers in possession of her Grands:in, the Marquis of Bute; to which are prefixed, Memoirs of her Lite. By the Rev JAMES DALLAWAY. Printed :or Richard Phillips, Brid,;e-strcct, and to be had Of all liouki:lers. 172u7 - 38717 2.3659 MR. LJNLEY'S NOVEL. This 1) Ay were published, in FOttrVoliunes„ price rl. ts. THE A DVEN TURES of RALPH REY fi it. I 1)G F., containing Sketches of Modern Characters, Manners, Lust Eiltic.ition liy WILLIAM LINLEY; Esq. ' l •h e vials of are dark and intricate, Yutzlri .vet mazr:s, and perplex'd with errors, Out understanding traces them in vain, I.c.mt :And bewirder'd-in the fruitless seatch, Nor r4ees,with how much. art the windings run, Nor where the regular contusion ends. ADDISON. Printed for Richard Phillips, London ; and to be had of all Bookseiiet:;. rovuLekit INTRODUCTION TO ASTRONOMY., This Day was published, - 'illustrated with numerous large Copper-plates, on a Plan entirely eew, 'price Six Shillings, witlr an Allowance to Schools, T'HE WONDERS of the TELESCOPE, or a Display of the Wonders of the Eielvens, and of the Sys. tent of the Universe • written in a familiar and popular Man. ner, aciapted particularly to the perusal of Young Persons, and especi. , I y calculated to promote and simplify time Study of Astron(Aliy-w Person's of all ages. 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On Monday, October 2, 1809 was.publislied, Neatly printed, in three vols. foolscap Bvo. einb.dlished with Three humorous appropriaie Calicaiures, Price rl is. inboards, - THE SPITING SUN; or, Devil among the Placernisn; to which is added, a new Musical Urania, beings Parody on the Iteggar's Opera, as lately aetcd with universal eclat,•at the Theatre Royal, in (.; lyster Place; with Hints fora .Masquerade jubilee, on a grand scale. - " Like thieVes surpris'd, whilst they divide the prize, " Still seeming doubtful where their safety lies." D'A venant. • London:. Printed for T. Hughes, 3;, Ludgate-street ; Gray and Son, Piccadilly ; Kirby and Co. Oxford.streer ; 1114,k10A, Royal Exchange ; and Nilson, - Royal Ex- Change, [PRICE SIXP NCE HALiPENiqi7. TR4NSPORT-OFFICB,, . • - ~,,....,•,•: - ..plcT.ol,r,tiqC,orflcE, - _, , ~ . •' - , - • -•' - Y0v.,4, iBc9. ~... • --,,- ..- '. , • . Nov- 14, rs,cli rrIIE CO A lIVISSIONERS fir Conduaing Hi's frgE - aOlOl/ - VIISSIONER , Sfoi VICTUALLING . -I- I.II4YESTY's TRANSPORT SERVICE, for taking ! . HIS IV .1/Ij'ESTY ' 3 NAVY do hereby give Notice!, That ons, Care of Sick and mounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody ` Tiita'aY, tbe iSW. , lust They will be real,y to receiVe Tenders I , i: of hlsoners of War, do hetet) , give NOtice, 7'hat they will be - writing (sealed 'lir), and treat for the 51.1'ply of lobate -der B . A • 7 . ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 2gth of November, I Soy, to re.. !' VI N teat •be demanded for the Service of His illajesys B.oke-. ceive seald Tinders, and 13-eat with ouch Persons as may be will 'hoUSe at Deptford. , ,during the Srace of TwelVe ..14oriths, }roil Pig .to contraa for Ylaualling Prisoners of War in Health, at ! the 3,315' ix t io of 7unt neon. Chatham, for•.' Six Months certain;. front the - Ist .of . 7.4:uaty ; i The Conditions of - the - Contrail nth; he seen at the Sicietatyl nal. Ogee. • . • No Tender will be received after One o'ClOck on the Day ° •- f ! No regard Will be had to any tender in 'which 11.;e Price shall Treay, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an Agent for bins, - ! , not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not.be'delivtrAl personally alteml. Bach Tender mu; tbe accoinpanied by a Letter 1 to the Board, before One o'clock on the Said TuesdaYthe zSd; from two respefiable Pei-s-.nt. eitiagipi, Jo 6e.-onre &Intl with the i ~, onstant, 1 , 10, unless the Pdoon - ioloo ~takes the Tender, or some Person undo ing,in ibe t Sum 4 oc, J . for the due ferfoomance .1 : r , 'erso . non his behalf, attends, nrw w ds, to aer, when called le the Contrail.i - .. ..........:e NEW STATE LOTTERY, robe Drawn in ONE DAY, t4th FcbA'uary, SCHEME. . 4 . - - - kto t ,ceo - - are - - 4 So,ono 4 - - - - 5,000 - - - - - - ; ; 20,'0q 12 -- - - 1,000 20 . - - - .5 00 20 . . -, - 200 - - - - - - . 2,10.0 44 - - --': - 50' - - - 9.0 4, (462 - - - - - - - 72,900 -- . _ , 5,000 Paws. X20;),099 . . . .....-:-.... THIS LoTrtwir is tipoil the c. nie hati as the 11 last ; it consists ofOnly 5,000 N tlmber (from ito 5,,00 inclusive) ; but there are Four Tickets of erich which will be severally rutitlea to whatevir Poize is drawn againSt such I , ininber i for instance, it No, 1 should betl.r.iwn 94 . a Prize of za,cool. the Fo ur Tickets . that N..tfther will each be entitlarto zo,oool. m king, ut 'the Mol t! , e 0 .0 0 , 31. Shares will be entitled to their tfAItES are on Sai:eat .41t the Offices. 1 BY THE KUNG'S PATENT. DR. NORRIS's FEVER DROPS. • THEso exp eriente of mpre.thitil half a century hak fully established the reputaticin•ot this. 6041114)1e Medicine, that it is now unnecessary to expatiate on its effi cacy in every specie:3 . of Fe;/er, partietitarly the Scarlet and Typ h us Fe v er;Asllhe YeltPv.• or Pntritl Fevers'; they have never been ktiOWn to tail, 'when administered agiecahle to di . 4 redion ; in the:Measles, Small Pux, l'eethnt4, and mo st I)ls:it'd:lt's incident•to Children they are an infallible remedy the decays and discomforts of radvanc‘d -life are under • their immediate Mt - Met:cc, they . htinieclWely stop the pio6ress of a fresh Cold . , and are particularly adapted as A genial itcstori tive. The Pamily Bottle, 225. sold at the Doao-'s House, N. 29, Lower Brook-street, G rotvenur- square, where orders for exportation are duly executed Smaller Bottles, !is ; and 9d.• wh:.lesale and retail, at Bacon's, so; Oxford-street, and by most respectable Venderi - in Town and Country. Also Dr. NO R RI S's celebrated AN TI- BI LI OVS I? I With Ample Dire ions, 2s. gd. the Box. .0 bserVe that the words "Thomas Norris Moore" are engraved on the GoVerrt.. ment Stamp no others are or can be genuine WILSON'S ASTHM&TIC BALSAIVI. , . An effedual Remedy tor the most violent Asthma's, Cough's, Colds, 1-loarsenetSes, Sore ThfoatS, and apparent Cori. suna p dons. . SIR ' TO Mr. WILSON. THad been afßi&ed with an Asthma near fourteen 3,eatT, but having caught a violent cold in 1798, My fits of coughing were alarming, and produced such obsfructions , that it was. with extrenie difficulty 1 could breathe ; Mr. Bowen, merchant, ToMbland, hearing the distressed situa. tion I was in, humanely sent me a bottle of the Atthinatit Balsam,,which yielde me almost instant relief ; and Word 1 had finished tw bottles, the obstruCtions were removed ; two bottles more of this invaluable Balsam restored me to my usual health, and enabled rde to follow my business as formerly. I am, Sir, &c. &c. WiLLL-1M PENN. St. Andrew's, Norwich, loth Sept. iSog. • In the Wrappers are printed the names of a great number of respedable persons who haVe witnessed ft ts . eXtraordintity healing powers, and who will be ready to give every satis.. fadory information respeding the efficacy of this Medicine. • Prepared by W. Middleditch, Chemist to His tto‘yal Highness the Prince of Wales, and sold by F NeWbery and Sons, N0:45, St. Paul's Church yard, London, in Bottles, 4s. 6d. and as. 9d.•each, duty included. 0 bSersie the Woids F. Newlaery, 45, St. Paul's,:' are engraved in the staitips. And, by their appointniimt, by Ward, Holborn ; Sanger, / Oxford street ; Hawkins, Bond-street ; Hayward. Picca dilly ; Bayley Ind View, Cockspur-sheet; .Barry, West:, minster ; Harris, Ludgate-street; Randall; ROA Exchange; and Clarke, borough. • . • RENOVATId) EALTH. T I.ha.beett too frequently H th e subjea • general reprobation, t,:at men destitute of the elements of the medical art hate olired theaisetvea as canaidates tor public patronagein the profession of ppySic For theptirpose ofdourg justice to the result of our studies and experience, and to prevent us frOni being classed amon,, those einpirics whote imprudent pretensions have, unfii,tunaiel3i for socieiy, been too favourably received ? we bee leave to submit to the liber a l and enlightened a faithful statement of our plirvitts and a,.;- quirements. Atter having received a regular medical tion as .the pupils of !vlessrs-. Vilrinded arid liiiaaril; Whose leetutes and practice we carefully attended, as plOteasort and surgeons ot the ,London Hospital ; we entered ouliielVeS, as students in that justly celebrated school for medical acquire •e_ ment, the Riiyal College of Edinburgh,. and - .were in s t ra a,r in the different branches of anatomy, surgery; the theory and practice of physic, chemistry. midwiierj. bytatiy, a tc , by those eminent professors, Drs. ,Morro,. Gregory, Blacki, Hamilton, DUncan and RUtherford. We trust we.shali not ' be deemed presumptuous in saying that , our proficiency and acquirements are not inconsiderable. Having for a long series of years made Venereal Complaints, and the various diseases of Debility, the particular objeCtot our studies and praelice 4 it wilt, we hope, be allowed that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and 'cure. in slight and receni cases of infection a petted re-establishment is Compiehat iit the sho.tt period ot two days ; and in tlidse"of the utmost ilea veteracy, .where gtlur practitioners have failed of sni.cess, a proper perseverance itt our plan ot treatment ensures t 6 the patient a safe and radical cure. Amidst the melancholy - variety of disorders Which are Ore t i • effeets of a habit long and mutt unhappily pursued by time yOuth of botii sexes, there are none. more alarming or Mke distressing than those deficiencies. and debilities which fte+ quenrly prevent'or ernbitterthe matrimonial state. To Such -1 persons it trust be a cOnsolation to know that they maynow i by a new and, infallible mode of treatment, be restored to that gte, L T L •at of all human blessings, a strong, manly; and Vigor ', ous comaitution. In- all Cases ot_debility, , froin WhateVet . cause arising, as well as in every :species of venereal intedion, we may be consu I fed by.patients. of either sex with the great. est secrecy and honour. Hours of cOnsnltatiori at home froth' ten to three, and from 6 in the evening till to at night. Patients in.the country ate requested to state the partied., larS of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c. eke. in. closing a remittance for advice and medicines', when, the sam4 will be given, or sent to any part of the kingtiorri. • 1: ensure that secrecy soessentiai to our undertaking, tne postage o f letters ;nay be added to the account for medicines. c1. 11 0k 1 k: and Co. Surgeons, No, s 4, Hattoti-gaideni (tirldelsrS. Currie and Co.. nave Cettalciites 'twin, the above retpettabie -Professors of London and Edinburgh, let I the diligence; skill, and. humanity, with which they per. -Itermed the duties assigned them during the tine they 4tir . tar Lcdure* and l'reGti6s. • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Nov; 13, Oleg. "T‘TTE P.RINCIPiIL OFFICERS of HIS MA ,. jESTI": • ORDN4NCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall, on or before Monday, the 4th Day of December next, from such Per .l94: as may be desirous of undertaking the Supply of the euanti. ties and Description of TIMBER undermentioned, for Service of the Royal C'arilage Department at IVodwich, where the De. liveries are to be made, viz. Loads. 1 4 100 200 200 No. Ash Fellies, 4 by 4 inches .. I G,O Oak Spokes, chopped for sft. Wheels ' 40,000 Lim Stocks, chopped 1 i' by 1,8 Inches 'zoo and bored Prs. Sl4be i 4 2,000 Oak Mocks for Tra- ia Prs. Lt. $o vePing Carriages 6 P,rs. Hy. , 50 free of Sap . 3 Drs. Hy. as • one Moiety (ol each Dimensions )'of the Elm Plank, Ash Follies, 04 Spokes, Elm Stocks, and Oak ,BI •cks, must Ge delivered into Store by thr3oth June next, and the Remainder on or before the 3 . ca1l September' following. - Of the hewed Elm Timber, boo ;Loads must be supplied by the said 3oeh Y.ine, and the Remain- der on or before the raid 30th .September Plowing, •No Tender will be received for less than 100 Loads of the hewed Elm Timber, no Stick of which must be under 8o feet of t)se Elm Plank: Na Tender will be received for less than 3o Loads,and which is not to be under i 8 inches broad, and in lengths of in feet at the least. Of the remaining Articles, no Tender for less than the follow ing Quantifies of either can be noticed,--viz. : . . Hewed Elm Timber Elm Plank • 5 •inches inches 6 loop Sk,oo Ash FeHies Oak Spokes Elm Stocks it Prs: Lt. Oak Blocks 6 Hy. • • . 3 Hy. Further Particulars, together with the Terror and Conditions of the Cpntruct ma . ,;' Geknown, upon Application 'at the .:Seeretaty's Office, in Pall -Mall afore - 4aid, day between the both.: of Ten and Four o'Cloc.:, ;where the Proposals muff be a'eliVered, Se:dedup and indoledi " Proposals for English Timber;" Mist t no Proposal ran be admitted after the said 4th Decernber at nvelve o'Clock at Mon of the sante day; neither -chill any Tender be no. cited, tealesti the Paty ittakiNg it, or an Agent in bithalf4 8,, Order of ;be Thard, R. U. CRAW, Ser. , „ • - . . • ' ••.• "• : \ ..•••• _L1: 1 7 „. •, ;